Constable Arrested In Graft Probe At Park Street Saloon
Constable Timothy Shea was jailed after Chief Reynolds, with Officers McGlynn and Denham, overheard a talk about protecting a poker game in the Little Chief saloon. Powell said he paid Shea $5 and demanded $5 weekly for protection. County Attorney Breen sought bonds to free Shea.
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Timothy Shea
Michael McGlynn
Dan Denham
Shea
Little Chief
East Park Street
Powell
Reynolds
Breen
Bad Money Circulated Trial Dates Set For July
Charles Money alias Stone arraigned in Judge McClernan’s court on criminal assault of a 12 year old girl. He pled not guilty. Bail fixed at 5000 dollars. trial set for July 18. Ludlum Gould Bassett charged with forgery, trial July 20, bail 1000. Corcoran and McVeagh charged with grand larceny from the person, plead not guilty with July 14 trial date. separate trials requested. County Attorney aims to separate McVeagh first. Source notes they came to Butte to work the races.
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Frank Money
Frank Stone
Money
Ludlum Gould Bassett
Corcoran
McVeagh
M. D. Kelley
Kreen
MccVeagh
Kelley
Butte
Thousands View Races at Amphitheater Track Event
A large crowd of about 4000 attended last night’s bicycle races on Park Street amphitheater saucer track amid ideal weather and a ladies night. The program featured a motor tandem exhibition by J. M. Chapman and Gus Lawson, a 1 mile time of 1 43, and a 13 second lap. J Green won the 1 mile professional by a wheel, with Iver Lawson second. Hoffman won the amateur handicap. Green challenged Lawson for a July Fourth match in a mile heats, best two of three, while Lawson accepted. Additional races included amateur half miles, professional halves, and consolations. Funeral notice for Timothy I. Harrington, 34, at 2 pm today.
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Park Street
J. M. Chapman
Gus Lawson
Frank Hoffman
J. Green
F. J. Hoffman
Joe Rayne
Robert Allen
Ivor Lawson
Artie Bell
Sharman
J. P. Green
J. Busris
Burria
Green
England
Iver Lawson
Iver
Lawson
Salt Lake
Boston Beats Cincinnati in Two Games on July First
Boston wins both games from Cincinnati as Phillips uses a slow ball and New ton errs defensively in the second game. Attendance 2,30. First game score 5 to 3. Batteries Nichols and Kittridge for Boston. In the second game batteries Dineen Moran for Cincinnati, Newton Bergen for Boston. Umpire Nash.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Mac
Phillips
Newton
R. H
Progeod
Siscvaiccd
Deadiskna
Dineen
Moran
Bergen
Nash
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Ten Inning Game
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 10 to 8 in ten innings in a tightly played game. Attendance 1,100. Batteries Harper and Ryan for St Louis and Hughes McJames and Farrell for Brooklyn. Umpire Snyder.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Today
R.H.E. Louis
Saeieh Oasis
Harper
Ryan
Hughes
McJames
Farrell
Snyder
New York Beats Chicago In Timely Batting At Home
New York defeated Chicago by a 6 to 4 margin today as timely hitting carried the home team. Attendance was about 2,200 with J Taylor Kling and L Taylor Warner producing runs. Umpire Cunningham presided as CHICAGO made scattered errors reversing the early lead.
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New York
Chicago
Washington and Philadelphia tied in darkened nine in 13 July game
In Washington, a July 1 game with 1,800 in attendance ended after nine innings due to darkness with the score tied at 2 to 2. Carrick Lee and Clark pitched for Washington while Plank Milligan Frazer and Powell appeared for Philadelphia. Baltimore defeated Boston 7 to 5 in a sunlit July 1 contest noted as the prettiest game of the season, with Cuppy yielding in the sixth and Lewis finishing.
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Washington
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Washington
Carrick, Lee and Clark, Plank, Milligan, Frazer and and Powell
Baltimore
Boston Today
Cuppy
Lewis
Cleveland Defeats Milwaukee In Second Meet
Cleveland beat Milwaukee 8 to 5 in Milwaukee Wisconsin with attendance listed as 00. Notable players include Sparks Hastings Connor Hart Hoffer and Wood. The brief game report notes battery pairings and team names without additional context.
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Milwaukee
Ahs Ks Cab
Sheen
Cleveland
O.ccees
Sparks
Hastings
Connor
Hart
Hoffer and Wood
Unclear race standings with scattered team records
Fragmented OCR shows multiple teams and records with inconsistent abbreviations. Pitsburg and Brooklyn entries appear with win loss marks and percentages, alongside New York Boston and Philadelphia lines. Some lines include odd characters and misread names like Mt. Lewis and CHICABO.
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P. Ct
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Ncocees
Philadelphia
Mt. Lewis .Rcecec.oew
Cincinnati
Chicabo Sococe
Celebration of installation of officers at Hibernia hall
All members of Division No. 1 A O H are urged to attend the installation celebration at Hibernia hall on Wednesday evening July 3 Visiting members are invited J J Lynch President D D Shea Secretary. Also notices: Joseph Gratton aged 64 died yesterday remains at Sherman undertakers funeral to be announced. Agnes B Allen funeral at 2 pm from 1034 Antimony street American Crew the Better. Henley July 1 paddling race Belgian crew appears seven minutes forty seconds inferior to Americans. Ministers Are Jacked Up Denver July 1 Judge Palmer rebukes Rev M A Rader and Rev W H Talmage for contempt and discharges them. Case against Walter D Wynkoop dismissed.
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Hibernia Hall
J. J. Lynch
D. D. Shea
Joseph Gratton
Sherman
Henley
Denver
Preliminary hearing set in Helena gambling cases
The preliminary hearing of J. J. Kelley and William Tamkin for gambling law violations was set for tonight. Both waived a hearing and were held in bonds to the district court. They are already in bonds for trial in the district court on similar offenses.
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Standard
Helena
J. J. Kelley
William Tamkin
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Sett
Frank J. Hoffman
Billings
Joe Rayburn
David Stern
William Reed
Sunshine
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Gussie Lawson
John Greene
J. P. Gunn
H. Sharman
J. H. Chapman
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Robert Warne
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W. J. Hadock
Warne
Gunn
Gusele Lawson
Burris
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Hadock
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Jacklitch
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Kling
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Warner
Cunningham
Ita
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Nops and Robinson
Cuppy, Lewis and Criger
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Agnes
Symons
Holesale Tailoring
Boulevard Box
Oxford
Lisle
the “San Toy” Ladies
Symons Ick
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